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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-23
"It Knocks the Spots,

And everything in the nature OF erup.
tions, blotches, pimples, ulcers, scrofulous
humors, and incipient consumption, which
Is nothing more nor less than scrofula OF
the lungs, completely out of the system.
1t stimulates and inyigorates the liver, tones
up the stomach, Regulates the bowels. pu.
rifles the blood, and builds up the weak
places of the body. 1t is q purely yegeta.
bic compound, and will do more than ls
claimed for H. We refer to Dr. Herce's
Golden HadfcaI Uisc0eerN.n
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-23
rhs Nor,h CarolIna com.

North Carolina has acquired considerable
notoriety In the production of quartz crys-
tails with highly modified and exceedingly
rare planes. Quite recently Professor w.
Il. Hidden, of the Emerald and liiddeni;e
mine, Alexander county, sent to G. Won
Rath, Bcnn, Germany, Il number of these
rare crystals. They attracted much atten-
ton, and were carefully figured by that
eminent scientist, who issued Il pamphlet
giving illustrations of the crystals and Il
full description of them.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-23

PoLrrIcAI POWER in State governments
is very evenly divided in the United
States. OF the thirty-eight Legislatures,
nineteen are reported Democratic and
the same number Republican. There
are twenty-five Democratic Governors
and sixteen Republican Governors.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-23

All who desire full information about the
cause snd cure of BLOOD pOisons, Scrofula and
Scrofulo = swcllingS, ilCers. sores, kheuma'
tism, Kidney. complaints. 'atnrrh, etc can
secure ~ mail free, II cory our 80 page Illus.
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known Address, BLOOD BALM CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-23
"As Good as New

Are the words used by a lady, who was
at one time given up by the most eminent
physicians, and left to die. Reduced to Il
mere skeleton, pale and haggard, not able
to leave her bed, from all those distressing
diseases peculiar to suffering females, such
az displacement, leucorrhna, Inflammation,
etc, etc. She began taking DR.. Pierce's
HFavorite Prescription, . and also using the
local treatments recommended by him, and
now, ,she says, ''as good as new" Price
reduced TO one dollar. BY druggists.
~A$
10 bc$hoffdn his accounts IS, In a cash
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-23

10 bc$lori4n his accounts Is. In n cash.
len q ceinca IN a reporter 1t jsa YintM
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

46-CaDal Street -k6
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26
WEST SIDE NOTES.

4 horse attached 10 q light buggy occu-
pied by Mrs. Samuel Ninn and lady
friend named Miss Sarah F0limer became
frightened Al the cars on West LeOnaTd-si
Yesterday morning, and ran away. Mrs
Ninn was thrown ont, striking on the side
OF her head and for nearly helf-an-h0ur
sne lsy as if dead. She was taken into a
house near by and medical aid summoned
She received an ugly cut down be side Of
Eer face, and while u is not serious, il will
probably disngure her for life Miss Foil
mer heroicslly clung 10 the lines and final
ly managed 10 bring the horse 10 a stand
still with the assistance of q tesnster
named Barringer who planted himselfflrm-
ly IN the horses course aud grabbed the an
lingl by the plts. Nr Barringer was
thrown from his feet but he never released
his hold on The animal. although ile re-
ceived sprainsd ankle in his hazardous
undertaking. Miss Follmer escaped with
cut even scratch, and tine buggy was but
slightly damaged. The ladies, who reside
near Berlin. had so far recovered from the
effects Of the mornings shock that they
were able 10 proceed 10 their home in the
afternoon.
Charles Pierson, Fred Putnam and VIII
Cody, three young inen who Nefe arrested
on ihird-si. Saturday night on suspicion
of burglary, were yesterday released, an
investigation proving that they were innO-
cent. The young men are well and favor
ably known ON the West SIDE, and have
always borne good regulations.
Tie Sunday School of the Second Baptist
Church will pien.c At tho Lake today in
coniuncti on with the Sixth ward class.
Miss Mamie Rivers, of Chicago, is visit
ing Miss Mary Otis. of StOcking-st.
Miss LYDIA Graham, Of Fourth ST. has
returned home after few weeks sOjourn
with friends at Kalamazoo.
Miss Netiie Cover, OF West Fulton st
has returned faOm trip around the north
ern Resorts.
Joseph Bailey left yesterday afternoon
for Englishville where he will spend the
Summer.
Miss Aqnes Carr. of Buffalo. Y. Y, is the
guest OF Mrs. l.. Steains. oi Scribner-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

ana thtn seail ssy. Ar Asya- tAsss i
Alds5oiSa Hayussa ross IL 1efsnss 4
AlaefH.an ffenaer NIo said ans
AiGefinau has ans 1sFas ui .tist az1zEif
g. make eEasast Alderman Ereiiflef pfe
tas aeFl oons taes make iAefA. fhess
ciscuss.0as aea aaslnuaAuas sfe tslirg
stale
On Ai1ssuaa Pantlinas uai.ea fAs IS
fefi uf The elmmiifes was sccs ,sed ansf lia
@oc0tiial os4ege- f@l4. The (lty tsetk = -
instructed - advertise fuF bids f0r ile
furnishing ~ 49, tons ~ hAfd s,,ai. -.
iaas - - submitted hefofe Auf1l 4 IA
Ctcleehcs regulating fhr asr al atrss.s
snd paolie lasoes log the isysls az Eas.
water sad other pipes sas presented read
a. as title sIa ordered printed 49, iall "a
the liable ia one veok
iAe Ma3 ~ . veto l.f lLs CsauclIs artian
"a letting tie contract fof sirs.sf iehflus
with electricity Aua nSpsila Nllaanl AIasI-
iisinf fQf Hlis vas read. silelulu Erau-
naf. noilon io lsr nn tae lsh.e vss iosl.
Alderman Saunders niofei thai ace 4cAan
81 tle tlouncil be sustained iU stdle at TIE
Aasof veto. aide. ilaa DeerAr sad the
work las beef sci. done and ansssanliy
cheap. Alderman faniliAl said 1e uu1al-
stood ns~ company desired io prossli a
bid. AiaeriAan Saunders motion pIeeai.-
ed by tbs following vote.
Yeas BIennef, DcDH4h Deele. David
son, Esenhsitt Hayward l.aaniere. No
Aes. Saunders. stewart. Sislu eAannshan
IL
Nass-,rcque. hantlss. Marc. fAntlina
4
ON motion of Alderman Davidson Al
bids iof the furnishing of Tie f0ruifaTs for
The Ci.s Hail were rejected and tie Clerk
Instructed ~ re- advertise for thirty davs Ter
new proposals. The Council theu aa-
ioullsl
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26
CLEVELAND WILL CO.
Ths Prsslass.s Aesspts thsiF tasiaatisn--
II. D<ts Lsft fer kni4zs Esss4ss'iA-
.sl,s- Mayor EFsnets Diae@ VIA
tha PrssifsGt a Jisisiiss ~
The DafsaEsti1ia-

Wasafssros, Jaiy - a 1siesztion Of
eit.zsas ~ 81. Louis callssz "a L1a tfeziient
a. noon today and invited Aim % yislt tat
elfv IN October. The President accspted the
iuzitauoa bnt Itlt ths ulls ~ tie T'sit ~
be B xsd hereafter.
Ths delegation sere 80 0Ferl0yed With
ne result 81 lA1lr visit ~ The President To-
d.v thaf hey could not iei.citzts informal
lv bat aelt a meeting al Whats Hotel
tooight. gathering a. early - ? o clock. and
made sfeeohes AMI con gratllated them
sslyes unni iAle hour t0n.slL La The aD-
sencs 81 Mayer Francis. chairman of TIE
delegation. = DO upon invitation tOok dln-
Bsr sitb President and Nrs. Cleveland al
OAK Nis~ John ;. Aot-il presided over
ths messing tonight Ex-Lleutenant 1oy-
er1or Can ptsii aud state senator George a.
CesflemAn criticized severely the Efforts Of
the Grani Army 81 the Republic leaders 70
prevent tns Presidents Visit 10 81. Louis.
Ar CAstlsul4D ln crllicising these Efforts.
referred % -ths unuIincipied iemi<ogles
who sndea4oret 20 all themselves oy in-
turing others. out who had only Afforded
Missouri another opportunity % extend
hearty and unpartisan Invitation % ihe
worthy chief magistrate OF the nation.
Numerous telegrsns ware sent bY me dele
xalion - mayors of the cities Of Missouri
snd 70 Others. ANNOUNCING The unquaiitsd
secccss o. their mission 10 Washington
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

KALAMAZOO, July 25.-Norman Shailer.
colored. was shot Saturday night at As,el.e
Peck 5 resort. He IS still alive and cannot
recover. George Hammond. arrested for
the crime AT his home in z ainwell yes
he has been released All the witne.sc. 10
the affray describe the man who fired the
shots as large and iine-lOosing, with i.vnt
teeth gone, who claimed 10 be from Te1a-.
Such a man was seen running toward The
junction soon after the shooting. and II is
supposed rhe boarded the east-bound Mich
gan Central passenger. The shooting was
caussi " s1aifsr's resasai 10 bring the SUP
per and drinks for the man. Both were
drunk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

The Game 80 crichet Tomorrow Hstessu
Grand Rapids snd Fps isaai

Grand Rapids ssd fps ssati.
Grand Rapids viii Lsss a. opportunity
tomorrow al the cricket grounds on tie
Fair Grounds 10 zee the first game of oncs-
et that hzs been PLAYED in tbis GAS fr
many years. The match vii Ss befween
the lpsilsnh eleven and the Grsud Raiacs
eleven. There are many ol cur Ie4 -
who 90 not perhaps. quite understand tee
game OF cricke: the English gsntltIaaa
game. The game tomorrow 81 sVs al
who attend an opportunity 20 usoons
thoroughly c9nfersant VII i-is really
charming Sport The 1psisnti eleven v "a
arrive tomorrow morning a. o O'Clock and
viii be quariered At The Nouon.
Secretary Smith has beeu lndtiaasnbie \
his efforts 10 make This the fret match
game sucoess and our citizens should
support the game literally. Game viii ee
called al 10 a IA, and the foll0wing mem
bers of The Grand Rapids Criotet Club Wi
constitute the home ~.
Charles AilieDer. captain. JsIaes kent-
gomery. Fred A. Maynard. !. T. Descen.
NJ. ". shaw. ". q. Smith, J. o. Graham,
John Robson. W G. Dennis. Cbsriss bax-
ter and Mr.. Feskser Atssrs. FORBES aud
1ibbs ave the substitutes
The admission Is twenty-five osnis for
gentlemen, ladies' free. Seals in grand
stand sre free
The Street Railway Company hxs pro-
vided Tree transportation for the visiting
eleven 20 snd from the grounds. and Pas
Eengef Agent johnson 81 tho Michigan
Central gives the lpsiiauti BOYS one fare
sno a third rates
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26
The TEssisLE STORMS.



DoFzk, Il. Jelly z5-Ail rivers n this
gsarl u tie state are higoer n0w thaa ever
knosn bsfess ia tie Summer. Freshsls IA
LsDpreT rgsr a. AesmaFket. Ihis mora
Ing. eaFsl=d away large part Of lhs old
dan o. 10 AezAaFkst cotton mills. sso
tae foundation of 10. 1 Picker mills. Ias
engines 4n1 0erriezs which have Dssa en-
ployed Tor s0n1e ume IA constructing
. nsS dam, ~ers ssepf away. The loss
cannot De estlnlsled 81 present A clspafeh
fr0u south Berwick says. Five members
u a firs engine company there zad a horss
hauling hand taD. While enrouts % a Gre
Saturday night. we're pr0stEated 0y light
ming. The men being inssnsiDie for some
time and one of them hal his feet burned.
Cccasco river . rising rapidly snd the depth
81 wafer rushing over the dam : forty two
inches, the highest ever known here ia
Summer.
sPkIzssIxID, Mass. July 25.-The nOods
In the Mill River Valley have resulted in
tue dTOsning OF eighteen persons Ia Berk-
shire county. At the village OF Mill
River Valley two milliAms were washed
out. the amount OF the damage Is meal
culaDle.
A cloud burst at Great harrington, Mass.
Friday. washed out bridges and did other
serious damage. The Connecticut River
aud the roar OF the mountain streams can
De heard for three miles Many bridges
have been carried away Nine inches OF
rain tel az Dover, y IL on Friday. All
the iOnlands ste submerged, aud The hay
crop Is practically ruined. Throughout
New Engiand the rains have been eEcep-
Lionslly heavy.
PoEr jaws. y. Y. July "a washout
occurred ca the Erie road two miles west
OF CochOctOn last night. c.rryiug away the
east track Just as train loaded with cheese
WAS passing. The engine and several care
passed safely. bat Il cars of cheese went
down the bank and were wrecked.
DgEESFiELD. Mass. July 25-The ireshet
has swept away the iron railroad bridge at
Erying.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26
GRAND RAPIDS MICH. TUESDAY MORNING. July 2e. 1887.
90 ksepinx opsn Sunday othsa Psilos
Co4rt lEss.ss.

CoAft Il ssss.
When time Mas cslisd in Police Coau
yesterday meraink, J A. 0Gppen was tbs
rs Adls.aosi ys1sed fsan TIE bal
pen lie pieases Easlsy % hsgiag bsen
iatozicztsa sad p3sd = fsr the oiiense.
--- 6odffey fredflcl t.&ia similar afnoent
for a siLnilAr o1rnss AID went his way, dis
satisfied Clint SimoHs g,isa asd B0g guilty
20 change ol being orunk snd dlsoFderty.
end .lil have . hearing Juiy 1o--John
&rrOli, charged with creating = nuisance
adopted tie ssAs course aud he VII be
given al opportunity 10 Tell WHY he dldaf
bury the Femsins of his dog This morning.
TIE case Of Willie Cxikins CHARGED with
Jumping on moving trsia. wss noiis
pros snd the Young defendant turned
over 10 the county agent SIS be Is under IS
years Of see--lames LGSheF. another
previous youth who attempted 10 board
train, probably With the Wild IDEA
az raa-saczlng u for booiF.
pleaded guilty to The charge and sentence
was suspended on im.-fhs CASE Of
Joseph N0gl for keeping his saloon open
on sunday was adjourned 70 July - in
that OF James Stewart on the same charge
verdict Of not gully Was returned and the
defendant discharged. -I The case Of
Matthew Slstisry for keeping Ms saloon al
the corner Of Waterloo sud Louis -ts. open
on SUNDAY occupied the attention OF Tie
Court At the afternoon session. ". Ii.
Eastman conducting the prosecution and
4. 4. Carroll for me detense. couple Of
pstrclmen testified that they saw several
men go Ia and come cut Of the saloon on
tie Sunday Ia question. The jury returned
verdict Of guilty and fine oi 80 and
costs was imposed. The case was appeal
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26
a WAL FROM WHITEHALL
A Good Opening for a Ferry Boat on White
Lake.

Correspondence ofthe TsLEGRAN HERALD.
Whitehall. July Quite general
complaint is made that the proprietor OF
the ferry on White Lake. Muskegon.
County, does not meet the wants OF his
patrons The boat is not run in connec-
tion with trains. and engagements with re-
sorters are often ignored. quite party
after the arrival of the Saturday evening
train were kept standing on the shore OF the
lake until 10 Oclock before the boat left for
tie iic lake Heretofore the ferry facilities
have been good with twO boats. but now
some of the TesOEess are III doubt as 70 the
future, and other wOsld.Je resorters are
liable to be kept away. fhe lske IS one OF
the most attractive ln slower PENN suia.
and there is a great caanrc ioT some boat
captain with a good boat anu possessed
oi both the spirit of enterprise and accom-
modaticn TO 10 wei foc himself and also
for the Su n,ner residents Of this lake. TGe
fishing is said to BE- ekceilent. Douglass,
with his 100 los. OF black bass before bresI-
fast, takes the cake thus far.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

GLOUCESTER. Mass. July "a telegram
-eceivsd today from United States Consul
Carleton al Souus. +. 4. l.. stating thar the
seinss and boats with all the crew o. the
schooners Col. J. II. France and Argonaut
we're - zsd yesterday OF East Poiat, ?. f.
T.. bv tne Dominion cutter Critic. IL ap-
pears the vessels boats were close IN shore
When the cutter appeared. with seines set
IN the water. rhe vessels cleared out and
escaped ths cutter but before The beats
could escape thev were seized. There was
only one man left on the vessels and 10 j.
thought they vii he scized before getting
home. a. they will have tc pat IA FOR assls-
lance
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26
SHERMAN GETS THERE
THOUGHT TO HAVE CAPTURED o~so.
The a. szns nsn wtn ss&oppsss = EeDe-
1stssa Essersssk - Foraker
~ Be >sasiax1<a AZ =
Aeolz affon

ToLEDo. o.. yuly p -flssosss from al
over The state indicate thst sherEnan has
spturod the Toledo Convention and thai
be will De indorssd. Fifty counties are
pledged for him and SEQ delegates The
Blsins men here are jabiiiart over the cap
ture Of the Lucas County delegation. A dozen
oat of the fourteen delegates arc for Blaine.
Bat the real object OF tie tight is not lhe
Endorsement OF sherman, for the Blaine
men will allow that 10 go by default, but
the capture OF the state Central COMMITTEES
and ths political mschinery. II the Blaine
men obtain possession of the machinery
and send Blaine men 10 the National
Convention John Sherman will not be
a candidate. senator Sherman and Gov
ern0r Foraker will be greeted al the depots
by ohio Republican clubs, delegations
OF citizens, and bands. There is 10 doubt
of the reconciliation Of Foraker by acclam2-
ton. BlaiGe men who ere members OF Tie
Lucas county delegation saw that they will
not hight tie Endorsement of sherman. Next
year they Will not give up 50 easily. Sher-
man is coming 10 the convention with 600
followers from Mansfield Special trsius
will be loaded down with sherman ban
ners, sherman delegates. anu sherman
bands. Sherman himself will head the dele
CATION. The Toledo Natural Gas Com
psny will spend $1,000 TO get natural gas
here and illuminate the city. Natural gas
will b. burned for the first time from stand
pipes 100 feet high. Thousands OF dollars
Will De slPnt III entertaining delegates ana
the press Excursions 10 the lakes aud
the natural gas regions are being planned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

4 year sgo Rev. Kerr b. Upper. of th.
Fountain Street Church married Annie
Hindle, a supposed woman. TO another
city. in some way or other the Rev. r. IA
Brook, pastor OF the Second Baptist
Church. was credited with the matrimonial
job bv out OF town newspapers. fauch TO
Mr.. Brooks annoyance and vsxation. Now
the man-woman Hindle writes 10 this city
irquiTing why ",he Rev Brooks. Bauiist
minister. does not sen The marriage ceItih-
cafe rs promised
Mr. Brook ce- res the public once for all
TO know that ne never Esd anything 10 do
with the above marriage and ne most
seriously and very properly objects 10 hav-
ing his nsme used IS = substitute tor that
OF Kerr Is. iupper
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

ne Prosscusioa sun Ptiia< Up the rssti-
mony Against Them.

CHlcA8o. July 25.-The twenty second
day Of tie big boodler case Was devoted 20
testimony by ! Lobsieiu. contractor, "a
Phnlps. jan.toF Of the county building,
Henry q. Clybourn. Who sod gravel % Tie
county ia 1850 Tor the toll road near the
Insane Asylum, and Others. Clybourn
testimony was the most important He
sal he had been selling gravel 20 the
county in $50 when one day kOge asked
ban Why Re ditn't get re contract Tor the
stone road, adding that he thought no
could get il for him. Witness said be
then made an estimate Of Sil a carload
fOr gravel snd gave it % kOlge, who
shortly after came % him and SAL be could
get a contract for So a car load. ~ nen
ssked what The extra g. w.s for. ko'g; said
it sas for cOmr. issiOns The witness OBJ
tanned TIE contract and furnished 500 car
loads OF gravel. paying KOike s. 2oO Tor the
eoatrsct. Witness also testified that he OBJ
tanned Dav for 1i5 carloads be never de-
ligered. Of the money thus Obtained ne
paid out g.. 500 % various members OF The
Doodle gang.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

Peter Dupree Was driving down Lyon
ST. Hill yesterday forenoon with load Of
brick when at the corner of Bostwiok the
dash board fe.i ont. letting the bricks roll
ouJ onto fne IIOlses heels This hsd the
effect @. fish iuing them so ths, they rsr
away. throwing Du pree from the WAGON
among the bOrses ieef One Of them step
pei Oh BIS bead making a severe cash. while
one Of the wheels passed over bis abdomen.
When hist picked up l. was thoughi that
lie was dead. sat soon began 10 show signs
Of returning io censci0usBess. and me6 Al
AID was summoned. he was removed 10
IFS home y here he lies in a critical oondi-
tion. he IS y years OLD. naplsrfisd and
has been IN the employ ~ II. SprsCue, the
hrlck man. f.r .eAera- N.are
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

Charles PUgsley. iesmsier for Amos
Musseiman & 90. wholesale grocers. hs
just backed his team ND 20 the side door Of
Bulkey, Lemon & Hoops wholesale house
yesterday forenoon, when a passing train
near hy frightened ths animals and they
backed mp suddenly, turning the wsyon
completely over Pugsiey was thrown
from the wagon and the wheels passed over
his let thigh and hip, injuriDg him scri-
ously lie Was taken to his home a. 3H
Bowerv-s St where Dr. Cstlin attended his
injuries, which are not really dangerous.
bat which Riil o0n6ne him to bis BED for
some time.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

DErnoIr, July 25-The International oil
and REFINING Company. of Michigan. is one
Of the newest corpora ions 70 file articles Of
association with the County Clerk. Iis
purpose IS stated 20 be the msnufacture and
sale OF Petroleum products. The cspital
stock il liked a. s5Wnut1. paid IN. The
incorporstors are r. r. HsTley, Cleve-
land. a.. Henry G. Thurber. Marquette
Mich. Thomas II. MoGrsr, Poughkeepsie.
y. Charles H. Trnax. New York City.
Timothy Nester Marquette. Mich. r. ~
Bickerson. New YORK. sDd Anthony Gref.
BROOKLYN. y. Y Each of the incorporators
holds single share % the capital stock, Of
which there ere 10000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

CHICAGO. July 25.-Frederick Dorm, born
and raised in Chicago, early figured as
young crook. He is now only II
years Of age. Last year he found en-
ployment in Saratoga, \, y, rs one OF
the attendants who draw water from the
congress well. This Spring the police say,
young widow solourning az the resort
took great fancy 20 Dorm, and the couple
spent much time together. June %. while
they we're walking IN n secluded SPOT Dorm
chlorolormed the lady. robbed her OF
iewelry and casa sgsregsting $1,000 and
ted. He was arrested here yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26
ARRESTED FOR sasTAaDY.
Frank Nx-sden Charged with a Serious
chense Iliza j. Gary the
go:ngtaiu2nt.

Frank A. Mar.den, young man Of per-
psp- twenty-five. whose occupation IL that
of wsiieT in restaurant. was arrested on
a arrsnt last evening charged with bas-
isr]y. The complainan. is a young girl Of
4 rhsus eighteen, whose name IS Lila Jane
Cary. She il decided brunette. and al
though not what wOnll be called hand
s)me, etlll somewhat attractive. and
much given TO t,rung with the young men.
The cbiir Of which il is claimed MaTsden
Is he father. was born July Is. just one
week ago. Miss Carys parents, allhouf h
no. weslthv. are very respectable and are
riucn grevsd over the downfall Of their
darrhrer TIE complaint was made against
Marsden tv the girls father yesterday al
tefnOou. aaf he will probably be- arraigned
TOR eve'nira'ion in the Police Court this
N IA . Aarsden has heretofore borne a
gofib a. ,uiatiOn He spent the DIgbt over
4 the isii snd did not care TO SAT- any
thing IN regard 10 the case.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

TuoHRTrowS. Ne. July 25-The War
r-u powder mill blew up this morning At
Berwick The Ksrnslling mill, in which
we're 500 kegs o( powder. was started up
thrse minutes previous On the explosion.
George sheppard. AGED go. workman.
was killed. being literally torn % pieces.
Tie same anil was blown ap six months
40
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26
COOPERSWLLE'S CHAMPIONS.
They "Do Up" Two Grand Haven Clubs Ia
DEe Day.

One Day.
Nearly ali of Ottawa county, the pest
house and part of Canada witnessed the TWO
games OF ball at Grand Haven today. The
Muldoons, of Coopsrsville. played the High
School nine in the forenoon and the II. . :.
in the afternoon. The Muidoons won both
games although the scores we're not held
down very lime The Muidocns showed
the superiority of their play on each game,
which Tor amateurs is considered excellent
by the admirers Of The club. Who banqueted
them at The Maxfied House tonight. The
forenoon game stood:
High School, 81; Muldoons. 30.
Batteries MuldOOns, Upon and Stiles;
High school, Gibbs aud Lille.
Afternoon game: II. O.. II; MEldoons, -.
Bajierics-Mu MuldooDs. Cleiand and l pton;
II. O's., Gibbs and Addison.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-26

Everybody who has been at Pstosksv this
season. speaks in the highest praise OF tie
manner IN which The Arlington is con-
d1ctei this Summer. The service and the
rlf5sias is even better than ever before - &
thst be possibis-an8 landlord I. r. HAYES
"a rapidly esrning the title of Prince a
hotel MANAGERS Three or four hops week
are held. and Prof Weliensteins orcbestrs
is highly spoken o.